Italian fashion brands making a strong presence at SCOOP London

Neera

Italy is amongst the leading countries in the world when it comes to fashion, design and culture, and the umbrella term "Made in Italy" is, itself, synonymous with quality, creativity, craftsmanship, quality and finesse.  Milan, Rome and Florence commonly hold the tri-colour flag of green, white and red as the principal cities for Italian fashion houses and luxury brands.

 

Gala Gloves

Now come 21 – 23 February, Italian fashion and accessory brands and designer labels will be in London showing their Autumn/Winter 2016 collections as the SCOOP London fashion fair and exhibition at the prestigious Saatchi Gallery.  

Carbotti

Among them are Cettina Bucca and Martina Couture, both womenswear designers; knitwear line, Neera, handbag labels MYCHOICE, Massimo Frattasio and Carbotti and glove brands Gala Gloves, Sofia G and AMCardillo.

Neera’s handmade knitwear collections are characterised by a aristo-chic aesthetic, clean lines and a distinctive minimalism. Pure wool, merino wool, linen, cashmere, cotton are just some yarns created in their own plant. Today the Company is at the third generation of the Centrulli Family. Committed to environmental issues, their production uses only energy deriving from renewable sources, reducing their emissions by 49% in just 1 year.

Established in 1956, Carbotti is an Italian company manufacturing leather handbags and fashion accessories for upscale boutiques. Featuring classic and modern models, Carbotti handbags made in their own factory in Martina Franca, are targeted to the mid-high market, successfully selling through retailers and department stores. 

The Pellone family, among masters in the art of glove-making since 1930, established the Gala Gloves brand in 1991.  Based at Casavatore, a few minuytes from the historic centre of Naples, the Gala Gloves produced in Casavatore, just a few minutes from the airport and the historic centre of Naples. Always faithful to the rites of traditional Naples, the brand’s artisans perform the more than 25 steps needed to produce a pair of gloves.